The Camden County Wildcat Quarterback Club was established in 1971 by a group of dedicated men and women who shared a passion for Camden County football and the Wildcats program.

The organization was created to supplement and support the football program in its mission to provide the best possible experience for the young men and women who participate. Since its founding, the club has played an important role in strengthening the Camden County football tradition through volunteer service, fundraising, and community support.

The club’s first President was Fred Pilgrim. Since then, many individuals have served in this leadership role, contributing their time and efforts alongside numerous members and volunteers to ensure the continued success of the football program.

The Camden County Wildcats have achieved significant success on the field, winning three Georgia Class 5A State Championships. They captured their first title in 2003, followed by back-to-back championships in 2008 and 2009.

The Quarterback Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides comprehensive aid and support in several ways, including:

• “Feed the Team” post-practice meal program
• Pre-game team meals
• Preseason football camp support
• Annual end-of-season awards ceremony
• Varsity letter jackets for qualifying players
• Equipment purchases for the football program
• Assistance to Camden County middle school football programs
• Facility improvement projects at Chris Gilman Stadium